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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
RAILROADS. In COURT.
FORECLOSURE SALES FOR THE
PAST SIX MONTHS.
4 Less Number Of Receivers Ap.
pointed Than for the Same Pc.
riOd Last Year.

Railway Age: The work Of clos
ing out TO the highest bidders rail-
way properties which have failed to
meet the interest On their securities,
and Of course also to pay dividends to
their stockholders, is still going on,
though to a much less appalling ex-
tent than in many previous years. In
general the foreclosure sales which
are now occurring eve their origin u
financial troubles dating back several
years, and so do not indicate that
railway operation at the present time
is necessarily Improbable, We com
pile the following record of sales for
the first six months Of the present
year:
FORECLOSURE SALES IN THE FIRST
SIX MONTHS OF 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

Dion Boucicauli has a very stupid
paper in the July North American on
The Decline and Fall Of the Press"
with special reference 10 its inau.
ences on art and the drama. lie
thinks that lame is no longer genuine.
II IL made by advertising. IL Is
bought and paid for, like so much
1our or pork.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-12-08

Be
ot denan which as
Napoe DIN 1911 NJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Specs. session II TIE Council = IS evsal1s 4.
A. Wsrass Is IL Cbie2se today en- oosl-
aess
II Grey 4 c9s. saingls al IS sgsia
II olesz-isa
- Houasa Islt f3s ckiaseo last even-
"a O. s-siass
Tie B.4ck Creek a. tbs Opera HOUSE
-44erfoH alsak-
a. s Fef2ins. o. Grand Gas4iGss cane over
Lsls sesserc4y ~ eCol Oh
Ihs keil sas removed from The Old Meth
ea-st tA4scA s-esgie Yesterday.
Capt. Lee commenced LAYING blocks o.
-s.oHe-se. grsierday allsrlcon-
A. kltbie. = uaeu Der 81 the crew a. tbs
lie ssFas s-suga, Ass resigned, AID - eii
Burr hss osea appointed - llli t1s vacancy
J. Hlssn and BsBj siiyes came oacE yes
ferlag IeM the Irs4ia ar r-Sed lake.
Lo.n 81 t-en say y Is To- VAIL 4or tnsa n
iAe Valley City.
4ae ferry eoal Geo. u Szvidse is nov
n-ssiaE evening lups 10 LAKE Michigan,
Teas "a lees opcx z. =. H.. stopping Al
tlc CSalga' snd q. t. l. I. wLaTyss.
e. T. kremeI AMI " H. london. marine
la8yess q CniCas0 vii take testimony ia
fAe case o. flc owners ol toe Eva tui.e
iss the s.e.sm barge Robert Holland fol
& collision occurring n. the mouth o. tni'
ibis axe lssi Fell. The testimony II 70 be
taken before James O'Hara. as special com.
missioner
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
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WANTED - A COIORED Man TO SCRUB
" fcor- wssh windows elc sunday mornings ;.
Apply az this OXIDE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
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For al advertisement is right
here IA TIE want Columns.
After reading the locals and
glancing 1t the Telegraph
news, readers turn tneir eyes
TO these columns. Our CIR
culation is larger than any
Michigan Daily, except those
OF Detroit, and vet cur rates
IN the want columns are very
low.
All advertisements ia this col anaa under
" whatever head. except WANTED sitoA-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

OWNERS AID IFAIERs rs HORSES Will
" fake nD4Iet tAsl TT j p Bradford late oi
b.lNl-le u ID me Uty aln TeSdy 20 treat disease
aIa lcot 81 tho h0-e. Corl> ana oo traction
81 TIE lcof f-tElea win the ,e ebfAtcd sTa41-
lLe heel clrk Sn1 ruIe1 or oney refunded
kung in your cnpb.ez lie reiefs 10 BAH = u a.
ter-. Billy Wilson. ffeuch's Livery stable sf
Rand 4 holi One lq CaldeI-st 3e
MOTOR MARY n THOMPSON. OFFICES
IL N0nme-St HouR between ~ aud a. a n
10 suc 10 4. m. General prsctice. 100 Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

MONEY YES ] HAWK 1T POS YOU Al
VI q. - .. AID per cent. 81 rrsl-oisss security
Mortgage Negotiated. t1ty anc farm property
Tor sale of exchange. ligt lusurGnce al loWesl
rates. Raj fozc bonds weuie1. % A. Johnston
No - CSnal-st room j. Grand spids guyls
MONEY To loan - Al 4 REASONABLE
Vi rate 81 interest IN any amount keai Rsiste
Bought AID SOLD. AT ID s. wishing 20 IfFchesG
sell real Eststc. viii d. ael T. c4I on SlroleT
Waimsn zeal Estate hI0seis and loan
A . nts, as fesfl 81. 1861
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

IRE Attorney Gslssal ot tns Hawaiian
Revolutionary Government Nes 'oElassl,
Toronto book agent that's elsfs 20
go na.ss enough o. uuildoze kins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Whiis Buffalo IS mskilg a dssperats
sfors 20 crsais boom Tor itself, L Is IN
tsIssting % note that ccTrespondeu.
o. tns Tsmes suggests the Iu.tlns oi
sleeping cars on some OF he street rail
rods b thai elsY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Millionaire MtcKAK has won gTest
diahucnon u Paris de vas duly pre-
seated 70 AIRS. MAcKAY 81 GER palace and
grse.ously iaUisd o. her . attend q
mns.cale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

1t cannot tsu.hfgilg % denied that the
development Of prohibition aud pro,sc-
ti0n theories 10 the south seriously
thss2.sp the Democratic supremacy
tnefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

I,alsrs Of TIE lELz.GAn-d ssALI
Ghoe.l not thiak OF leeVnz .as c'iy Tor
the Spnmsr without ordering tnis psPsr
sent b sneir address.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

We caa syIleal4 - 'g4f4 y sAz catAE 5
vIss. She vAant e. blan@. lur i-sre
10 no sach reaaoo tos - catby sith
jas
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

r. you sant Eark taks advantage "a
AZ irs- want columns ia us I1Lzo-AA-
hzA4AD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

The Lcr1-r oas calls
sslsnlicn .a el,s 70 corsfiers sr-at IN
coar.sisrcT 81 t1r aFa S safs ar<f
CuE sn American so.l.er SO Fo-.
Wsvrs. q 81 a Frsf esueat. A prisoner
81 arei sr9 20 seet aea 81 aI lae. sl-
sarT res e.stsaa prev isi sf ae ssu
8 iaa. ltas IS vss be dsts Toe evil
law. however. esls g murder. sud nav
Cl4kuas s.aad has TIA. sr.tlf. -
orc ccde he unsf 60 re bass to XII. s
man un3sr .erttIn ri-ceu-r snces. sad 81
another II - sncceeas he 81 E'r - saa
mcst ssrous crime on the caiendsl-
Alasrcan soldiers suca.d sta3y las ss
va 81 military iaeocs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

When AfLsS q. TaCsaA~ ras younger
end ulxas havo accepted Office ~ tie
hands Ok tie Democrats a. ONO, be vas
trsated with hstls consideration. Now
wen - is wsnlsa 10 pun n .hs harness
hs politely declines.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

AT women who desire employment o.
any Kind whether IS teachers, sssu-
stresses. house CT factory work, skilled
or unskllsl labor. can gei siZusii0u by
making their wants known through our
tree want department. on Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

.iUiy. AT clhen ssoepf sunday
tlef pi1A rars ffiu D8 Pacific ann htrlt. EE
litfs 40 eud from Ieif0if.-fsFl1f fGrt uil al
Day Express AID etGud Rapids gf'fass "a and
non letrot -iiifccI Conrtri Iens made Hi ie
lfot WIN = tnno-ct rains east % .Aef ga 80 e
81 lioi ~ L. nncf. ~ Norr 1sfi aan Ei 4. -
depc;
j. " loHSsToe Nich. Fts kefi 81 yonroe A.
CHha D. NeFEi- Cen tet sh 2ianns...-
q. ". hrCGLas. G. T. AID , A. C1icars
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
HERE IT IS!

The cut 81 orr Hammock support. which We
ars selling ar -f.t each or uith awning for $50
Is ie iig and str n and person reclining IN 3
NaUn0.x leit tv ono OF fh So supports. expert
eTcc, an easy laot on NOT detained when the
hfmm0c@ is attached 70 p post or tree support
I.ith wing Namro. md -oreadCr.. only
20 HammCfS thiafs irrm -,.t0 10 5000
Arnioe> Itrts legs Banners. ere. made TO
ofa.s -t1t ~ffde- aai Jmnse las. Camp Stools
ud Chars. eos Bed. uaIm0cks &C.. n stock.
Tents 70 rent
CHI q X. q. COZE.
0WGr T = GaHaI-=k.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

We are now receiving those elegant wall
Eyed Pike. iuss the fish 20 bake, also White
Fish and Trout every morning from Petos-
sey BY express. nice and .Tssh, at the BalIi-
more Fish Market. Telephone al
b. Il. ENERY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Il Is sad that TIA gamblers 81 81
Loais snd vicinity tays elsrsd the
Mayor ot Ess. 81. Louis TO y ou' ?
boulevard nies.y ises 10 viisa from tne
bridge spp.osca 90 New brighton, pave
is with asphalt aal uess NaN BugL tor
ths -enio Carlo ~ America provided
thsT ara nos noia8tsd daring ia Autumn
races aeG usual festivities. After laying
ou. ite ba'.57fri. they woa.i .sg ou' ih4
bu y-1cEs aaa Ie iaat way lor ibasr
fzn
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
COMMERCIAL AMMO UNCEaENTS.


That ~e are daily guaranteeing Kemp
,arsopariiia 10 he People. After taking
'hree-iourihs of q bottle without relief, we
Nfli refund the money. Ii Is the greatest
and best remedy On The market for clean
sing De blood ana giving yOu a new lease
Of iis. = we'll known business msn in
fo.ms rs ne has gained eight pounds on two
bottles Of this Sarsapsrilla. Price sl.O0.
/ Or sale by ". Ii. libbs. l25 Nor roe-sL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Fsii sieonoa Wiz 30 ~ especial interest
- Fi--ia.a. si,aorea only meu 'efs af
to- lssis'-rs sss g. e. ehc %. -
sat wiA oe iockea apou 20 ldiesa-g
toe di-ssaoo ~ O.a iiorion ro.n.es ar
tns ccmisg frseidenl I'll ssetou. Lass
faii tae tseullcsu caud.ds rs icr Cen
rrsss rsceve,i Esarg 2ig more v9tes
than iasig Democratic opponents, ANA z
there - umry snoug the party sa3ers
TIE hepU5Acscs hope 20 eons into poser
IL ibs old Dluinion. 6rsssinE &c .s'oHe
eoat1
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

We have on hand Ten barrels Of fresh
caught White Fish, Pike and Trout. Also
8 nice loo Of Fresh SACKED White Fish Of
our 0gn smoking st the Baltimore, 81
Canal-st. Is. r EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

II ~Bub' SNITH eoni.ars 10 make 81
tie pssroiusn an1nliOrmsd susaks Ike
the pocr unlortuna,ss who ussd to be
employed ~ Law sad Order Lesgus
SaKDD % will - obliged % dui, q
new set OF msn very soon, Tor tas decent
aad sa1-resPecs members Of tne force
~ -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom
Thy beanins eye thy features fair
What Kindly hand on thse was laid
Baldwin. thee with beauty rarey
Twas not ever thus the dame replied;
Once pale this face these features bold.
The 'FayoTite Prescription oi Or. Pierce
Wrought the wondrous change which you
behold
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
4 Zinc Eish Dilnnr

The Baltimore. 81 Cana.-st., can furnish
you with a fine Lake FISH. biz Georgia
Water Melon, . large iaise extra Shore
SsiI Macs erel, or anything N Canned or
Bottled Fish. Call and see rs.
B. +. EHEZY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Fer Chicsgo-scho0ners Eagle Wing. 275..
go lumber. City OF Grand Haven. 10000
lumoeIi Minerva. 10000 lumber. Andrew
Thompson. 80 co lumber Jack Thomp-
san. LEO coo LATIN propellers Albert Soper,
$4,000 ismoer Annie Laura. 5000 lum-
aes. g.. HcsoX 80 le0 lumuer.
For Michigan Cty--lfopeilers J. ".
saoaa. 1851 O0 lumber; II. A. Root. 200,
go lumber.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qulckstep.
$4,000 l4m5el; propeller J. ri. Aiimsn-
dings- 20 GO umtef.
Iolal-Llmber, . e55 coo. lsih. 100 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
For Refsf--HoafsoS

EoE FTT-Tw9 HoU4Ee At THr coENrR
H end p.ae-sre ere co rsr erf rnd
Mes catn ta4 = eu she r-eri 81.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

I5ae JANIS Ne HsNE CzelCf TRACTS
i 81 pee o. ss.e 81 si1fsusa - Is ARB = -
So % ae8 is1a ga a. fsI e. q S-I pfe.iaeof
ozI~ llosle $50 s.. MA tzU..Al1 aa-es - lt
seil ioT oss a. aH. pr ~s.fe 81 sod ei hin siki3
dzYa ts - isHts sft Neil io<Sira as ca - q
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~ Dcg loula a. eplceeR4eQ At4'ff4e-S Pats a0o
aoolsgl a. faEl saea t-r1lrI - 81 it4sL. tsz
Es.4se brokers, ss tesFl-st uls1d AGllea Nset
1eNt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

| OsT - Of WEDNESDAY EVENING. A
II diamond stnc f.raer wi. D. i7rrsl'v re-
~ Arced IS calling al The BUss 1GCa rs g.rAE
-ll
! osf-cDMl q FROM THE REGATTA DAY
II hc.Or vest rday. a 20 q bfacele, "a "a nene
u.fErd n Inside. ilnier W4i. D. suitable re-
"af1ed - retn.nng sAale ~ " ocrlbners
Once 80
4 OST-A CALF sam POCKET BOOK, con
IL tanning slef % rewari wii B. paid - any
ore reiuruns sane % this Once o. 10 PeTry Inns
ne2s the toll gaze On LaKeave. q
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
Help Brdnted--yagc.

WANTED Man WITH 500 II $500 CAPI-
~ tai % engage Ia manufacturing bushes.
address Manu- aclureg, box D. this oilce. o
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

" ASrED-AT CADILLAC. MICH. A GOOD
~ phOtogreY het 81 steady habits ard willing
D. work. good wage ana a steacy lob ID the RI Z
man Come al o. Zee II. L. bTegy. %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
The Grown Prince in No Danger.

NEW YORK, June I6.-Dr. Moorell
Mackenzie has sent cabiegram to Dr..
George f. Shrady, editor of the Medical
Record, in which he stated that "the tu-
NOR in the throat of the Crown Prince
of Germany is of dense
Warty character. The most important
statement is based upon the authority of
Professor Virchow that no morbid pro-
ducts are discoVersble by the microscope
in the sero Mucous tissues. DR.. Shrady
says the case is to be regarded
as most favorable. growth presenting
such characteristics possesses no ele-
ments of malignancy, and descending as
it may upon v-rIOus constitutional as
we'll as local causes, is as rule perfectly
amenable to successful treatment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
In COLD BLOOD.
Another Killing Reported From w eat Gar
rol Parish, Louisiana.
tention.

| Another Killing Reported From w eat CaI
| rol Parish, Louisiana.
| Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 16.-Another
| assassination has been committed in
West Carol parish growing out OF the
WitkOuskl affair in December last. ST.
mon Witkouski, the richest land owner
and merchant in West Carol and mem.
Der of the Legislature, was driven
out of parish and his store was
burned and his agent who
was also postmaster of the town, was as
sassinated. Witkouski had made himself
very unpopular with his system of crop
mortgages and evictioIs, and some at
tempt was made to excuse the mob's
crimes by charging that he had ground
down the people Of the parish, and that
he, having complete control of the legal
machinery, there was no relief for his
victims in the courts. The feeling against
Witko Gski and his agents has never
abated and is SIS strong to-day as ever.
Among his agents was V. S. Filleny, who
had lived for years in West Carol, but
removed to AsptOn, in the neighboring
parish of East Carol, where ne was
managing Witkouskl's plantation. FlIeny
himself was popular man, and was not
known to have any personal enemies. On
Tuesday he went over to Floyd, the
county seat of West Carol, to attend to
some business. While on lis way home,
accompanied by his brother in-law, j. S.
GrisWold, he was waylaid and assassin
ated ten miles from the town. The two
men were riding along the public
road through g dense wood when a party
of men, believed to number four or more,
who we're lying concealed in the bed Of
dry stream running parallel TO the
road, opened fire on them with
Wirchesters and shot guns. Filany
fell dead at the first volley
with one bullet through mis- brain, and
another cutting his juglar vein. Either
wound was fatal. The mule that Girls
void rode was wounded in two places,
but not seriously, and he managed to es-
cape and gave the authorities notice.
An examination of Filleny's body
by the coroner's jury showed that
besides these two fatal wounds
he had received another in the heart and
WAS moreover riddled with buckshot.
The matter is under investigation. There
is no Cause assigned for the crime, save
that FiIleny was Witkouski's agent, and
that the asssssins, who were part of the
mob that drove the Witkouskis from the
parish, feared that Filleny was seeking in
some way to bring them TO justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
A Chicago Rank Ont

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 16.-Late this
afternoon the American Exchange Bank
OF Chicago brought an attachment suit
with application for garnishee, to recover
money belonging to Irwin, Green & Co.
of Chicago, said to be on deposit
in the Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati.
The suit seeks to recover S2I7, 1852. 80 on a
draft given by irwin, Green & Co. OF Chi
csgo to the American Exchange bank OF
Chicago, which the Fidelity National
bank of Cincinnati refused to honor on
the ground that Irwin, Green & Co. had
20 such amount of money on deposit in
the Fidelity bank though they have some
deposits there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
France.
A PARTISAN SENSATION.

PARIS, June 16.-La Figaro says SEN
sation has been caused in French high
life by the successful kidnapping of q
Countess recently divorced. The kid
napers were masked, La Figaro says, and
seized the Countess as she was walking
in Bots de Boulogne. They eluded
pursuit and the present whereabouts OF
the lady, the paper says, is unknown ex-
cept to her captors who have managed to
completely battle their prisoners friends
as well as the police. The kidnapped lady
was the Countess Canpas, the divorced
wife OF Due de LIS Tore, son of the late
Marshal Serrano Of Spain. The Spanish
Embassy have instituted an energetic
search for the lady, but as yet have no
clew to her Whereabouts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17

New YORK, June 16.-There were di-
vers rumors on WslI street to-day re-
gsrding developments in telegraph
business The story which had most ef-
feet on the market was that the Western
Union would soon take stock and
absorb the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company, but the directors Of the
Western Union said they knew nothing
ABOUT it. The other story which was be-
lieved to emsnate from the Ives
syndicate was that g meeting of
capitalists would be held in this
city IN few days for the purpose of
forming q telegraph trust 20 include all
te1egrspR companies outside the Western
Eniop even the telephone biin9 meu-
4tonefas probable member This is
Aso denied all around.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
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